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Fruita Campground

★4.6(1,458 reviews)
Auto add-to-cart availableHigh DemandCapitol Reef National Park · Torrey, Utah
🚛Big Rig Friendly🌊River Access🏔️Mountain Views🏜️Desert/Canyon🥾Hiking👥Group Sites

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At a Glance

Scanning FrequencyAs fast as every 28 sec
Availability Alert SentOct 9-10 · Weekend

About Fruita Campground

Fruita Campground is a national park campground at Capitol Reef National Park in Wayne County, Utah. Reservations are managed through Recreation.gov. Campsite Tonight watches Capitol Reef National Park around the clock and automatically adds an open site to your Recreation.gov cart the moment a cancellation appears — so you just check out.

Fruita Campground is usually a good bet for availability. Cancellations are often the best way in, which is exactly what Campsite Tonight watches for.

The campground accommodates RVs and trailers up to 52 ft. Campers rate it 4.6/5 across 1458 reviews.

Other campgrounds at Capitol Reef National Park include Capitol Reef NP Group Campground and Primitive campsites at Cathedral Campground.

Reservation Trends - Fruita Campground
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Total reservations in January — 2025: 143

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Location

Address

Torrey, Utah

Coordinates

38.2825, -111.2469

Booking Insights

Very high demand - sites typically fill up immediately when the booking window opens. Plan to book the moment reservations open.

  • •October sees 1,778 reservations - book early or set cancellation alerts.

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Photos

A stream with red-brown rocks in it. On the left side is green foliage. On the right side is a red-brown cliff. In the background is a white rock formation rising into a vibrant blue sky.
A singular tree with white flowers on it is the focus, many similar trees are behind it. In the background is a red rock cliff. The sky is a rich blue.
Looking down on several trees with yellow-green leaves. In the middle of the trees is a patch of dirt with a dirt road going through it. To the right side a red rock formation looms over the trees.
A Bulletin Board with 8 signs in it. The signs are as follows, starting at the top center and moving clockwise: "Welcome to Fruit Campground"; "U.S. Fee Area"; "Night Camping Fees. $25.00 per site; Maximum of 8 people per site. Golden Age/Senior Pass- $12.50; Golden Access/Access Pass- $12.50. No discount with National Parks and Federal Recreation Lands Annual Pass"; Privacy Act sign; Map of the campground; "See back of sign for park information and regulations"; "Have a Reservation? Refer to the campground map and proceed to your campsite. Don't know your campsite number? Go to the visitor center to connect to free public Wi-Fi to access your reservation confirmation. Wi-Fi is available 24/7. No Reservation? All sites must be reserved through Recreation.gov. Go to the visitor center to connect to free public Wi-Fi to reserve a site. Wi-Fi is available 24/7. Visitor center staff cannot reserve the site for you. The top right corner of the same sign reads as follows: "Seasons. Loops A & B: Open year-round. Loop C: Open March 1st- End of November."; The NPS Arrowhead.
Trees with yellow leaves are centered in the image. Red rock formations rise above the treetops towards a blue sky with puffy clouds. Red clay and desert brush make up the foreground.
A paved road meet in a "v" in the center of the image, going across the image on the left side and up the image on the right side. A tree missing its limbs is on grass right next to the intersection. Many trees are in the background.
A old barn sites in a grass field. A red rock cliff is the background.
A paved road goes across the center of the image. Placed boulders are in front of the road. Behind the road a picnic table and grill is on a patch of dirt and surrounded by trees.

Fruita Campground FAQ

How far in advance should I book Fruita Campground?

Very high demand - sites typically fill up immediately when the booking window opens. Plan to book the moment reservations open. Mark your calendar for when the booking window opens (typically 5-6 months ahead). Also set alerts - cancellations do happen.

What is the busiest time at Fruita Campground?

October typically sees the highest reservation activity at Fruita Campground. During peak times, 100% of reservations are made 2+ weeks in advance.

Are there campsites available at Fruita Campground right now?

Fruita Campground is currently fully booked for the next 14 days. However, cancellations happen frequently - download the Campsite Tonight app to get instant alerts when sites become available.

How often is availability checked at Fruita Campground?

Campsite Tonight monitors Fruita Campground for cancellations and new availability as fast as every 28 sec. When a site opens up, users with alerts enabled receive instant notifications so they can book before others.

Can I get a reservation at Fruita Campground?

Yes! Campers have recently secured reservations at Fruita Campground using Campsite Tonight's availability alerts. Even when fully booked, cancellations happen regularly. Set up an alert to get notified instantly when a site opens up.

Where is Fruita Campground located?

Fruita Campground is located in Capitol Reef National Park, near Torrey, Utah.

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